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Blinq, and us.
Blinq has the best free tier in the category and a $25M Series A behind it. Its AI notetaker records the calls you make. Here is the difference.
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Side by side, as each company publishes it.
| Blinq | Free · Premium $9.99 · Business $6.99 / user, 5-seat minimum · AI notetaker, contact enrichment, CRM sync |
| Blinq hardware | Classic NFC card $19.99, metal $34.99 |
| ServiceAi tap | $129 card once · $99 / mo for a business number and an AI receptionist that answers the calls you miss |
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Where Blinq wins.
Real advantages, stated plainly.
Free is freeTwo cards, unlimited sharing, no branding. If a contact page is all you need, Blinq’s free tier suffices and you should use it.
The notetakerRecord a meeting or a call you place, get a summary linked to the contact. Ours does not do that; it answers instead.
Enterprise93% of the Fortune 500, SSO, SCIM, SOC 2. We are built for the one-truck operator.
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Blinq remembers the calls you make. We answer the ones you can’t take.
There is no business number in Blinq and nothing that picks up. If your leads call you, that is the whole product.
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What to know before you choose.
Two honest notes.
Blinq’s notetaker records peopleA recorded conversation carries two-party consent law in California. Our receptionist records nothing you did not say yourself; the voice is your own clone.
We charge from the first dayNo free tier. The $129 card is the door. That is deliberate, and it is why the receptionist can cost $99 instead of $235.
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